Sentence examples for majority believed from inspiring English sources

The majority believed otherwise.

Blacks, by a large majority, believed justice had been done.

And an overwhelming majority believed that getting reimbursed was becoming increasingly complex and burdensome.

But it did say that the majority believed they were addressing patients' concerns by favoring a moratorium instead of an outright ban.

A Barclays survey of 400 of its clients found that a significant majority believed that "mismanagement" of fiscal policy posed the most significant near-term threat to markets.

I assured my editors that the court's conservative majority believed too deeply in federalism ever to entertain a challenge to how Florida was counting the votes.

Last March, a UN Refugee Agency report, Children On The Run, cited interviews with more than 400 children in US custody and concluded that the majority believed they were at risk in their home countries.

Violent crime in L.A. had dropped by almost fifty per cent; an unprecedented eighty-three per cent of residents approved of the job the L.A.P.D. was doing, and a majority believed the police treated all races and ethnicities fairly.

The majority believed the Migration Act authorised Australia's memorandum of understanding with Nauru to transfer people to the island, and Australia's role in securing, funding and participating in the woman's detention on Nauru.

But the comptroller did hold him responsible for their actions, and a poll today showed that a majority believed that Mr. Barak was well-aware of what they were doing.

And while a wide majority believed that Tunisian law should "follow the values and principles of Islam," less than half considered the participation of religious parties in elections to be important.